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Generic Framework for Integration of First Prediction Time Detection With Machine Degradation Modelling from Frequency Domain

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Fault detection and degradation modeling are two main concerns in condition-based maintenance (CBM). The initial machine degradation is called first predicting time (FPT) or incipient failure time. FPT is typically… Click to show full abstract

Fault detection and degradation modeling are two main concerns in condition-based maintenance (CBM). The initial machine degradation is called first predicting time (FPT) or incipient failure time. FPT is typically assumed prior information. FPT detection aims to provide such prior information for subsequent degradation modeling in CBM. Moreover, the majority of existing methodologies regard FPT detection and degradation modeling as two separate tasks. A generic framework for integration of the FPT detection with degradation modeling is proposed in this article via fusion of spectrum amplitudes in the frequency domain to realise FPT detection and degradation modeling in a unified manner. First, a generalised health index is constructed using the sum of weighted spectrum amplitudes. Second, two properties are proposed to describe FPT detection and degradation modeling. Third, these two properties and their constraints are mathematically formulated as a quadratic programming model to find optimal weights for the fusion of spectrum amplitudes automatically. Finally, three illustrative examples are used to demonstrate the superiority of the proposed methodology over some existing commonly used sparse measures and a machine learning method in the FPT detection and degradation modeling.

Keywords: machine; degradation; detection; degradation modeling; detection degradation; fpt detection

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Reliability
Year Published: 2021

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